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  • Thread Starter schnuffi

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    Ah, that sounds good!
    Thanx a lot, I mark this thread as resolved now!
    Bye and regards Christian

    Thread Starter schnuffi

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    THX again – when will this script be started? After some minutes…, at the end of the day…, periodically?

    Thread Starter schnuffi

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    THX Glen for your quick response!
    And you were absoltutely right: even my WP media upload was limited to 2MB. So I changed limits in php.ini to 10MB and it works like a charm now!

    But there is a second question now: uploaded files are temporarily stored in /wpcontent/uploads/wp_dndcf7_uploads folder. They seem to be deleted out of there, when the form was sumbitted. What happens, if the form is not subimmted, but there were uploaded files attached to it (which wasn’t manually delete from the form before leaving the page)? Will they reside in the folder forever? Or is there any possibility to get rid of them?

    Thanx again for your great plugin and support!
    Christian

    Thread Starter schnuffi

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    Hi Jake, sorry for the delayed answer… weekend!

    As I wrote in my inital posting, I am using WordPress 5.2.2 with Avada-Theme 5.9.1 and Fusion Builder 1.9.1 along with a bunch of plugins, WPML 4.2.7.1 amongst them for having a 2 language site (german/english) and WP Job Manager 1.33.2.

    But I have good news today: the problems are solved!

    The ONLY reason was: to avoid any typing errors, I copied the shortcode from the WPJM online documentation, where the source code is (invisibly) wrapped by < code >- and < /code >-tags.

    When pasting that into my WP fields, this tags are pasted along too, (still invisibly) altering the shortcode to

    < code >[jobs show_filters=false]< /code > instead of just [jobs show_filters=false]

    , or if just partially pasted, to

    [jobs < code >show_filters=false< /code >]

    . Which is of course infunctional, but was not obviously visible to me, I virtually didn’t notice it, until I switched to text view (after thinking the whole weekend about the problem).

    Even the second issue with CF7 had the same reason and is gone after correcting the shortcodes.

    So everything is running like a charm now with WPJM and Avada Theme (and I hope WPML dual language plugin, which I will test this week).

    Finally thanx again for your help – this topic can be closed.

    All the best Christian

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    Thread Starter schnuffi

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    Thanx again Jake for your help!

    I switched to Twentyseventeen first, but that didn’t change anything. So addionally I disabled all plugins excep WPJM, leaving Twentyseventeen active. So I had a very raw WP version. But WPJM shortcodes didn’t react either to that.

    In the meantime there seems to be another problem: I tried to connect WPJM with ContactForms 7 to provide an application form to the job entries. When I tested the CF7 shortcode by adding it in the job description field, the frontend showed both the CF7 form AND the shortcode source text. Any ideas, why this happens?

    Thanx again Christian

    Thread Starter schnuffi

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    Addition: I have to correct a bit of my description.

    ?search_job_type=job-type-slug IS functioning! ?search_job_type=teilzeit shows only “part time” (=”teilzeit”) jobs. When I open that link in a new tab, which I didn’ before maybe…

    And so does search_location=…!

    But still the sortcodes don’t.

    Thread Starter schnuffi

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    Hi Jake,
    thanx for your reply!

    Unfortunately I don’t have a publicly accessible address at the moment – maybe next week I’ll have.

    But: [jobs show_filters=false] definitely always shows the filter form for me.

    Very helpful was your hint with opening the page in a new tab after changes, becuase that was confusing me a lot, that nothing at all changed when just refreshing…

    The form itself is functioning fine (selecting categories, filtering job-types …)

    [jobs job_types=”Vollzeit”] is in fact [jobs job_types=”vollzeit”] (starting with lowercase v, but that changes nothing, it won’t show up.

    And even ?search_job_type=job-type-slug is not functioning (?search_job_type=vollzeit), the page show all jobs, regardless of their job-types.

    πŸ™

    Thanx again – any mor ideas?

    Christian
    Thanx again CVhristian

    Thread Starter schnuffi

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    Addition: also the URL-parameters seem not to function. As far as I unstand, idt should be something like http://www.domain.com/jobs/?show_filters=false or http://www.domain.com/jobs/?job_types=Vollzeit. But even this does: nothing. Any time calling up the jobs list page it showas all jobs and the filter form above it.

    Or did I misunderstand something?

    Christian

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